Perelman uses this chapter to talk about Quasi-Logical arguments, about how they are used in the real world and some examples about how they can be used. This chapter is mainly going through all the different types of Quasi-Logical arguments and describing them. It also uses a lot of complex words that confuse me to where i have to read them multiple times for me to understand them.
This blog will be filled with data analysis samples created by students in my COMM 274 class at TLU. You will see a variety of types of rhetorical analysis methods on display here.
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Here are links to the rhetorical tools used in this class:
Friday, February 24, 2017
Quasi-logical arguments
Perelman uses this chapter to talk about Quasi-Logical arguments, about how they are used in the real world and some examples about how they can be used. This chapter is mainly going through all the different types of Quasi-Logical arguments and describing them. It also uses a lot of complex words that confuse me to where i have to read them multiple times for me to understand them.
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Wait a minute...what happened to the Rosa Kuleshova case? I liked where it was going! This is the Perelman book! What is happening? What Perelman argument types are in the case of Rosa Kuleshova? (Austin, the assignment was to analyze the arguments of your Fallacies book, not to identify the ones in Perelman.)
ReplyDeleteThe case of Rosa Kuleshova sounded like it had something going for it. What happened? I think you got a great argument in it, please go back to it!
I think you should add a little bit more of your commentary on how things work and tie in together. But if you already know all that then it's a good job!
ReplyDeleteI thought you did a pretty god job! like they said, add a bit more commentary but overall i like how you set it up and what you already wrote looks good!
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